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Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood pressure?

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Some people report that high blood pressure can be cured by drinking water,

first

thing each morning, on an empty stomach, in which panchmukhi beads (i have heard

1-3 beads) have been soaked overnight.

 

Also, japa meditation of any kind is known to lower blood pressure. This effect

is so

well known that even many Western physicians are aware of it, now.

 

My mother's blood pressure lowered 30 points, within two weeks after she began

to

meditate on a daily basis.

 

Thanks! K.

 

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> Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood pressure?

> Also if anyone of my friends have experienced the reduction of blood pressure

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Dear K

Thanks a lot for the feedback.I would like to know wether your mother is on

regular B.P medication or it has lowered only due to meditation?

Also I am going to start using 5 mukhi rudraksha in a cup of water from

tomorrow.

May lord shiva bleesings be with your mother for a very healthy life

Om namashivaya

Bye

Vipin

 

karisprowl <karisprowl wrote:

 

Some people report that high blood pressure can be cured by drinking water,

first

thing each morning, on an empty stomach, in which panchmukhi beads (i have heard

1-3 beads) have been soaked overnight.

 

Also, japa meditation of any kind is known to lower blood pressure. This effect

is so

well known that even many Western physicians are aware of it, now.

 

My mother's blood pressure lowered 30 points, within two weeks after she began

to

meditate on a daily basis.

 

Thanks! K.

 

, vipin kannan

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> Dear Friends

> Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood pressure?

> Also if anyone of my friends have experienced the reduction of blood pressure

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My mother's blood pressure lowered without medication.

 

However, if one is on medication, yoga meditation can help the medication do its

work. That is, the relaxing effect of the meditation and the meditation both

tend to

normalize blood pressure.

 

Thanks! K.

 

 

, vipin kannan

<vipinendran> wrote:

> Dear K

> Thanks a lot for the feedback.I would like to know wether your mother is on

regular

B.P medication or it has lowered only due to meditation?

> Also I am going to start using 5 mukhi rudraksha in a cup of water from

tomorrow.

> May lord shiva bleesings be with your mother for a very healthy life

> Om namashivaya

> Bye

> Vipin

>

> karisprowl <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

>

> Some people report that high blood pressure can be cured by drinking water,

first

> thing each morning, on an empty stomach, in which panchmukhi beads (i have

heard

> 1-3 beads) have been soaked overnight.

>

> Also, japa meditation of any kind is known to lower blood pressure. This

effect is

so

> well known that even many Western physicians are aware of it, now.

>

> My mother's blood pressure lowered 30 points, within two weeks after she began

to

> meditate on a daily basis.

>

> Thanks! K.

>

> , vipin kannan

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> > Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood pressure?

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BTW-- Many of the blood pressure medications, the "alpha and beta-adrenergic

inhibitors" work by interrupting the activity of adrenalin, which excites the

body to

"fight or flight," and can raise the blood pressure, in many people.

 

Meditation works in much the same way. While one is meditating, one has a

respite

from those jumbled thoughts and anxieties experienced in normal, daily life that

cause the body to produce adrenalin, and other excitatory physiochemicals. The

body

has the respite to return to homeostasis, that is, to rebalance.

 

If one meditates once or twice every day, the rebalancing effect is greatly

enhanced.

 

The mind is often and correctly called "a drunken monkey," becuse of the

constant

clamor of disorderly thought and internal dialogue. Meditation quiets the

monkey,

giving the body the ability to heal itself.

 

Some decades ago, a Westerner, a physician, I think, wrote a book called "The

Relaxation Response." He noted that people who meditated on the word "one"

enjoyed lower blood pressure, among other physical and emotional benefits. This

was

treated as a significant medical discovery.. which was funny, since Easterners

have

employed this technique for many millenia.

 

Of course, the primary benefit of yoga meditation is the elevation and expansion

of

consciousness, sometimes to a divine degree. It is often said that when one

prays,

one speaks to God, but when one meditates, one listens to God.

 

Thanks! K.

 

 

, "karisprowl"

<karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> My mother's blood pressure lowered without medication.

>

> However, if one is on medication, yoga meditation can help the medication do

its

> work. That is, the relaxing effect of the meditation and the meditation both

tend to

> normalize blood pressure.

>

> Thanks! K.

>

>

> , vipin kannan

> <vipinendran> wrote:

> > Dear K

> > Thanks a lot for the feedback.I would like to know wether your mother is on

regular

> B.P medication or it has lowered only due to meditation?

> > Also I am going to start using 5 mukhi rudraksha in a cup of water from

tomorrow.

> > May lord shiva bleesings be with your mother for a very healthy life

> > Om namashivaya

> > Bye

> > Vipin

> >

> > karisprowl <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> >

> > Some people report that high blood pressure can be cured by drinking water,

first

> > thing each morning, on an empty stomach, in which panchmukhi beads (i have

> heard

> > 1-3 beads) have been soaked overnight.

> >

> > Also, japa meditation of any kind is known to lower blood pressure. This

effect is

> so

> > well known that even many Western physicians are aware of it, now.

> >

> > My mother's blood pressure lowered 30 points, within two weeks after she

began

to

> > meditate on a daily basis.

> >

> > Thanks! K.

> >

> > , vipin kannan

> > <vipinendran> wrote:

> > > Dear Friends

> > > Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood pressure?

> > > Also if anyone of my friends have experienced the reduction of blood

pressure

> on

> > using the rudraksha beads i will be glad to hear from them.

> > > Luv and regards

> > > vipin

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One other thing (please forgive me for being so disorganized as to tack one

thought

onto another).

 

For those who are on blood pressure medication--- I suggest that you do NOT go

off

of it. But, it would help to add meditation to the beneficial effects of the

meds.

 

Thanks, again.

 

 

, "karisprowl"

<karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> BTW-- Many of the blood pressure medications, the "alpha and beta-adrenergic

> inhibitors" work by interrupting the activity of adrenalin, which excites the

body to

> "fight or flight," and can raise the blood pressure, in many people.

>

> Meditation works in much the same way. While one is meditating, one has a

respite

> from those jumbled thoughts and anxieties experienced in normal, daily life

that

> cause the body to produce adrenalin, and other excitatory physiochemicals. The

body

> has the respite to return to homeostasis, that is, to rebalance.

>

> If one meditates once or twice every day, the rebalancing effect is greatly

enhanced.

>

> The mind is often and correctly called "a drunken monkey," becuse of the

constant

> clamor of disorderly thought and internal dialogue. Meditation quiets the

monkey,

> giving the body the ability to heal itself.

>

> Some decades ago, a Westerner, a physician, I think, wrote a book called "The

> Relaxation Response." He noted that people who meditated on the word "one"

> enjoyed lower blood pressure, among other physical and emotional benefits.

This

was

> treated as a significant medical discovery.. which was funny, since Easterners

have

> employed this technique for many millenia.

>

> Of course, the primary benefit of yoga meditation is the elevation and

expansion of

> consciousness, sometimes to a divine degree. It is often said that when one

prays,

> one speaks to God, but when one meditates, one listens to God.

>

> Thanks! K.

>

>

> , "karisprowl"

> <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> > My mother's blood pressure lowered without medication.

> >

> > However, if one is on medication, yoga meditation can help the medication do

its

> > work. That is, the relaxing effect of the meditation and the meditation both

tend

to

> > normalize blood pressure.

> >

> > Thanks! K.

> >

> >

> > , vipin kannan

> > <vipinendran> wrote:

> > > Dear K

> > > Thanks a lot for the feedback.I would like to know wether your mother is

on

> regular

> > B.P medication or it has lowered only due to meditation?

> > > Also I am going to start using 5 mukhi rudraksha in a cup of water from

> tomorrow.

> > > May lord shiva bleesings be with your mother for a very healthy life

> > > Om namashivaya

> > > Bye

> > > Vipin

> > >

> > > karisprowl <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> > >

> > > Some people report that high blood pressure can be cured by drinking

water,

> first

> > > thing each morning, on an empty stomach, in which panchmukhi beads (i have

> > heard

> > > 1-3 beads) have been soaked overnight.

> > >

> > > Also, japa meditation of any kind is known to lower blood pressure. This

effect

is

> > so

> > > well known that even many Western physicians are aware of it, now.

> > >

> > > My mother's blood pressure lowered 30 points, within two weeks after she

began

> to

> > > meditate on a daily basis.

> > >

> > > Thanks! K.

> > >

> > > , vipin kannan

> > > <vipinendran> wrote:

> > > > Dear Friends

> > > > Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood

pressure?

> > > > Also if anyone of my friends have experienced the reduction of blood

pressure

> > on

> > > using the rudraksha beads i will be glad to hear from them.

> > > > Luv and regards

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Thanks a lot but i also require some clarifications

What is the difference between japa meditation and yoga meditation

Do we have to learn it from a teacher or can one start meditating on his own

looking forward to ur reply

regards

vipin

karisprowl <karisprowl wrote:

 

One other thing (please forgive me for being so disorganized as to tack one

thought

onto another).

 

For those who are on blood pressure medication--- I suggest that you do NOT go

off

of it. But, it would help to add meditation to the beneficial effects of the

meds.

 

Thanks, again.

 

 

, "karisprowl"

<karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> BTW-- Many of the blood pressure medications, the "alpha and beta-adrenergic

> inhibitors" work by interrupting the activity of adrenalin, which excites the

body to

> "fight or flight," and can raise the blood pressure, in many people.

>

> Meditation works in much the same way. While one is meditating, one has a

respite

> from those jumbled thoughts and anxieties experienced in normal, daily life

that

> cause the body to produce adrenalin, and other excitatory physiochemicals. The

body

> has the respite to return to homeostasis, that is, to rebalance.

>

> If one meditates once or twice every day, the rebalancing effect is greatly

enhanced.

>

> The mind is often and correctly called "a drunken monkey," becuse of the

constant

> clamor of disorderly thought and internal dialogue. Meditation quiets the

monkey,

> giving the body the ability to heal itself.

>

> Some decades ago, a Westerner, a physician, I think, wrote a book called "The

> Relaxation Response." He noted that people who meditated on the word "one"

> enjoyed lower blood pressure, among other physical and emotional benefits.

This

was

> treated as a significant medical discovery.. which was funny, since Easterners

have

> employed this technique for many millenia.

>

> Of course, the primary benefit of yoga meditation is the elevation and

expansion of

> consciousness, sometimes to a divine degree. It is often said that when one

prays,

> one speaks to God, but when one meditates, one listens to God.

>

> Thanks! K.

>

>

> , "karisprowl"

> <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> > My mother's blood pressure lowered without medication.

> >

> > However, if one is on medication, yoga meditation can help the medication do

its

> > work. That is, the relaxing effect of the meditation and the meditation both

tend

to

> > normalize blood pressure.

> >

> > Thanks! K.

> >

> >

> > , vipin kannan

> > <vipinendran> wrote:

> > > Dear K

> > > Thanks a lot for the feedback.I would like to know wether your mother is

on

> regular

> > B.P medication or it has lowered only due to meditation?

> > > Also I am going to start using 5 mukhi rudraksha in a cup of water from

> tomorrow.

> > > May lord shiva bleesings be with your mother for a very healthy life

> > > Om namashivaya

> > > Bye

> > > Vipin

> > >

> > > karisprowl <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> > >

> > > Some people report that high blood pressure can be cured by drinking

water,

> first

> > > thing each morning, on an empty stomach, in which panchmukhi beads (i have

> > heard

> > > 1-3 beads) have been soaked overnight.

> > >

> > > Also, japa meditation of any kind is known to lower blood pressure. This

effect

is

> > so

> > > well known that even many Western physicians are aware of it, now.

> > >

> > > My mother's blood pressure lowered 30 points, within two weeks after she

began

> to

> > > meditate on a daily basis.

> > >

> > > Thanks! K.

> > >

> > > , vipin kannan

> > > <vipinendran> wrote:

> > > > Dear Friends

> > > > Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood

pressure?

> > > > Also if anyone of my friends have experienced the reduction of blood

pressure

> > on

> > > using the rudraksha beads i will be glad to hear from them.

> > > > Luv and regards

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Actually, any meditation technique should work.

 

Japa uses mantram and beads. It's one of the yoga meditation techniques.

 

 

, vipin kannan

<vipinendran> wrote:

>

> Thanks a lot but i also require some clarifications

> What is the difference between japa meditation and yoga meditation

> Do we have to learn it from a teacher or can one start meditating on his own

> looking forward to ur reply

> regards

> vipin

> karisprowl <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

>

> One other thing (please forgive me for being so disorganized as to tack one

thought

> onto another).

>

> For those who are on blood pressure medication--- I suggest that you do NOT go

off

> of it. But, it would help to add meditation to the beneficial effects of the

meds.

>

> Thanks, again.

>

>

> , "karisprowl"

> <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> > BTW-- Many of the blood pressure medications, the "alpha and beta-adrenergic

> > inhibitors" work by interrupting the activity of adrenalin, which excites

the body

to

> > "fight or flight," and can raise the blood pressure, in many people.

> >

> > Meditation works in much the same way. While one is meditating, one has a

respite

> > from those jumbled thoughts and anxieties experienced in normal, daily life

that

> > cause the body to produce adrenalin, and other excitatory physiochemicals.

The

> body

> > has the respite to return to homeostasis, that is, to rebalance.

> >

> > If one meditates once or twice every day, the rebalancing effect is greatly

enhanced.

> >

> > The mind is often and correctly called "a drunken monkey," becuse of the

constant

> > clamor of disorderly thought and internal dialogue. Meditation quiets the

monkey,

> > giving the body the ability to heal itself.

> >

> > Some decades ago, a Westerner, a physician, I think, wrote a book called

"The

> > Relaxation Response." He noted that people who meditated on the word "one"

> > enjoyed lower blood pressure, among other physical and emotional benefits.

This

> was

> > treated as a significant medical discovery.. which was funny, since

Easterners

have

> > employed this technique for many millenia.

> >

> > Of course, the primary benefit of yoga meditation is the elevation and

expansion

of

> > consciousness, sometimes to a divine degree. It is often said that when one

prays,

> > one speaks to God, but when one meditates, one listens to God.

> >

> > Thanks! K.

> >

> >

> > , "karisprowl"

> > <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> > > My mother's blood pressure lowered without medication.

> > >

> > > However, if one is on medication, yoga meditation can help the medication

do

its

> > > work. That is, the relaxing effect of the meditation and the meditation

both

tend

> to

> > > normalize blood pressure.

> > >

> > > Thanks! K.

> > >

> > >

> > > , vipin kannan

> > > <vipinendran> wrote:

> > > > Dear K

> > > > Thanks a lot for the feedback.I would like to know wether your mother is

on

> > regular

> > > B.P medication or it has lowered only due to meditation?

> > > > Also I am going to start using 5 mukhi rudraksha in a cup of water from

> > tomorrow.

> > > > May lord shiva bleesings be with your mother for a very healthy life

> > > > Om namashivaya

> > > > Bye

> > > > Vipin

> > > >

> > > > karisprowl <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Some people report that high blood pressure can be cured by drinking

water,

> > first

> > > > thing each morning, on an empty stomach, in which panchmukhi beads (i

have

> > > heard

> > > > 1-3 beads) have been soaked overnight.

> > > >

> > > > Also, japa meditation of any kind is known to lower blood pressure. This

effect

> is

> > > so

> > > > well known that even many Western physicians are aware of it, now.

> > > >

> > > > My mother's blood pressure lowered 30 points, within two weeks after she

> began

> > to

> > > > meditate on a daily basis.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks! K.

> > > >

> > > > , vipin kannan

> > > > <vipinendran> wrote:

> > > > > Dear Friends

> > > > > Can anyone tell me how rudraksha beads can be used to cure blood

> pressure?

> > > > > Also if anyone of my friends have experienced the reduction of blood

> pressure

> > > on

> > > > using the rudraksha beads i will be glad to hear from them.

> > > > > Luv and regards

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